United States Weekly Telegraph, Volum 2D. Green., 1833 |
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... representatives of the United States Such is the fervor of its devotion , that is to promote the general good . " They are re- but a short time since it carried on a serious representatives , not of a State - not of a district ...
... representatives of the United States Such is the fervor of its devotion , that is to promote the general good . " They are re- but a short time since it carried on a serious representatives , not of a State - not of a district ...
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... Representatives . The eceived the greatest number , and also an equal objections to such a scheme are numerous and umber of votes , the said electors shall vote for irresistible . ne of them as President . The said electors In the first ...
... Representatives . The eceived the greatest number , and also an equal objections to such a scheme are numerous and umber of votes , the said electors shall vote for irresistible . ne of them as President . The said electors In the first ...
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... Representatives , have the people understood , at Washington , that he would , in and the Constitution confided the finances of consequence with this disagreement with the the country , this measure is announced from Executive , resign ...
... Representatives , have the people understood , at Washington , that he would , in and the Constitution confided the finances of consequence with this disagreement with the the country , this measure is announced from Executive , resign ...
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